Near alpha or 138 values for exponents of 8

def yzz(n): #returns some multiples of 4 or 5 per 29..no? or sub-sequence?
    y=0     #remember to add diskwrite to..these
    for x in range(1,n):
        y=y+(x/29)
       #print(y,x) #uncomment this to get the pairs
    return(y/n) #comment this to get the pairs.

yzz(800000000)


Here is some of the output:

13.620689655172416
137.75862068965517
1379.1379310344828
13792.931034482763
137930.8620689655
1379310.1724137932
13793103.27586207
137931034.28979486
1379310344.6220388

Next one breaks W|A server, all others give "possible closed forms" as various combinations of digits, pi and e.